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are developing the concept of particle-based solar power plants. In this concept, particles are used as a heat transfer fluid and thermal energy storage material. The particles are heated in a receiver exposed to
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the area of experimental and modeling of combustion and heat transfer. The successful candidate will study oxy-combustion in a high-pressure combustor. This work combines experiments and modeling
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research activities are organized around three axes entitled Combustion, Out-of-Equilibrium Plasmas, Transfer Physics, and a transversal action in Applied Mathematics. You will be included in the Combustion
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, 34 S, and 36 S, with 32 S being the most common with 95% abundance. Typically, chemical reactions at high temperature do not differentiate between isotopes. However, fractionation of sulfur isotopes is
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; - Modeling of the process (coupling of heat and material transfers and chemical reactions); - Development of a process concept on an industrial scale. Preliminary work has given very encouraging results from a
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high stakes, addressing many topics (biological scaffolds for growing organoids, thermoelectrical materials to produce energy from heat recovery, spintronics for high-speed and high-density information
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heat transfer and with a DEM (Discrete Element Method) model of contact between grains. The code is developed on the OpenFOAM platform. The project will consist of the following steps: An extension
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are mainly due to mixing, heat and mass transfer limitations since the repeated exposure to concentration changes lead to the drift from the expected biosynthesis route. The number of existing works coupling
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possess geothermal resources of high value, mainly linked to the vertical transfer of magmas through Earth's crust. Besides some high-temperature geothermal systems, which are exploited to provide
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electricity in complex liquids, and to demonstrate the true potential of liquid thermoelectric technology for waste heat recovery applications. The aim is to obtain robust liquid thermoelectric materials and